To program a microcontroller mostly using these MCLR, PGD, PGC & GND pins.
Let say my TARGET board has an ICSP connector.
If I program my TARGET processor by a SIMPLE programmer by connecting the program lines to the ISCP connector it will program.
Now my question is after programmed the TARGET chip BEFORE powering up the target chip I have to remove the ICSP connector. So why it’s telling it’s an ICSP.
All the time I have to remove the ICSP connector.
Also if I have some LED’S connected in the RB6, RB7 in the TARGET board, BEFORE programming I have to remove that too.
Thanks a lot.
Let say my TARGET board has an ICSP connector.
If I program my TARGET processor by a SIMPLE programmer by connecting the program lines to the ISCP connector it will program.
Now my question is after programmed the TARGET chip BEFORE powering up the target chip I have to remove the ICSP connector. So why it’s telling it’s an ICSP.
All the time I have to remove the ICSP connector.
Also if I have some LED’S connected in the RB6, RB7 in the TARGET board, BEFORE programming I have to remove that too.
Thanks a lot.
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